Explore unusual things to do in Liverpool: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of Liverpool all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Liverpool, for visitors and locals alike.
Are we dreaming? We’ve only gone and done it! England have beaten the Netherlands 2-1 (Wednesday, July 10) to seal a place in the UEFA Euro final in Berlin. No one thought we’d make it this far. Maybe before the tournam...
To help you maximise the summer months and find pleasure at the perfect pace for you, we’ve partnered with Magnum to give away hundreds of free tickets to events across the UK. There’s nothing like a spontaneous outi...
After enormous success in cities around the world, the series is heading to Blackpool to dazzle audiences in one of the UK's most iconic venues. A sea of flickering candles will be illuminating Blackpool Tower's magnif...
Queueing up on a cold, rainy night waiting and shivering to get into the club, you hear the thump of the bass reverberating out into the street and sober up bit by bit as the showers continue to pour. You're finally ins...
Witness the four seasons come to life in a mesmerising kaleidoscope of colour at . The extraordinary immersive light show is coming to enchant Liverpool this July, illuminating with vibrant, hypnotic visuals and the ic...
Looking for an afternoon activity or a night out with a difference? Step back in time and into the Wild West at . From the team behind the famed Alcatraz cocktail experience, and the out-of-this-world Avora cocktail exp...
Would you say you know Liverpool like the back of your hand? Could you identify a random location in the city, with nothing more than an image to go by? If so, you could be in with a chance of winning £1000! We’ve partn...
Tickets for are on sale now for a captivating concert that'll make you feel like you're "walking on sunshine, wooah" this March 8 in Liverpool. For one night only, fans of Katrina Leskanich and the pop-rock band Katrin...
As much as we love summer in the UK, it can’t be denied that there is some kind of unbreakable affinity between British people and the time of year that is popularly known as ‘cosy season’. And what could feel more cosy...
Known by many as ‘The Great Conservatory’, Palm House was first opened in 1896 for both locals and out-of-towners to enjoy the venue’s spectacular selection of exotic plants from all around the world. To this day, visit...